by David P. Beatt » Thu, 05 Sep 1996 04:00:00
At present I am able to write to the DOS partition only when
logged on as root. As root, when I do an ls, I see that
the write bit is not set for g or for o. But when I do
chmod o+w /DOS or chmod g+w /DOS, nothing happens! No errors,
but no changes in the file permissions. How can I adjust the
DOS partition to admit writing from a normal user account?
1. Letting non-root write to dos partition?
How can I allow non-root users to write to the dos partition of the
hardrive? The dos partition is automatically mounted on bootup by linux.
Thanks!
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